The American entomologist

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Borers in black ash
Ser 2, Vol 3, Page 22
The Coleopterous Parasites of the Common Hickory (Carya tomentosa)
Ser 2, Vol 3, Page 236
Food habits of the longicorn beetles or wood borers
Ser 2, Vol 3, Page 237
On the red or circular scale of the orange (Chrysomphalus ficus Riley ms)
Ser 2, Vol 3, Page 267
Food habits of the longicorn beetles or wood borers
Ser 2, Vol 3, Page 270

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The American entomologist

New York, Max Jaegerhuber, 1880-

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